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Beware the coordinated effort to manufacture carbon storage acceptance
The Environmental Integrity Project documented Louisiana's leadership in planned carbon capture and sequestration projects. The article critiques the industry's reliance on government subsidies, eminent domain, and risk transfers to citizens, arguing that economic viability depends on public support rather than market forces.
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